How to Install Jupyter Notebook on Ubuntu 16.04

How to Install Jupyter on Ubuntu 16.04

Install Jupyter Ubuntu 16.04We’ll show you how to install Jupyter on Ubuntu 16.04. Jupyter Notebook is an open source and interactive web app that you can use to create documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations, and explanatory text. Jupyter Notebook supports more than 40 programming languages.  Installing Jupyter on Ubuntu 16.04 is quite an easy task and it should not take more than 10 minutes to finish the installation. Let’s get started.

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8 Essential WordPress Plugins Your Website Must Have

essential wordpress plugins

We will show you the, 8 Essential WordPress Plugins Your Website Must Have. WordPress, what a CMS right? So many available plugins, themes, and tutorials. More than 27% of world websites are powered by a WordPress CMS. A staggering statistic which kinda indicates the level of functionality and flexibility it offers to webmasters. A complete website solution with an easy-to-use aura surrounding it.

Chances are that while you are reading this another WordPress website has been launched into the vast ocean of information we call the Internet. Hell, you’ve probably reached this article by researching about WordPress after hearing that Joe from high school is making tons of money with his WordPress sites.

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How to Install Django on Ubuntu 16.04

How to Install Django on Ubuntu 16.04

We’ll show you How to Install Django on Ubuntu 16.04. Django is a free and open source, Python-based web application framework. It is a set of useful components that help developers to easily and quickly create their applications. Django is built and maintained by experienced developers and used by some of the world’s biggest companies and governments. Also, some of the most popular websites such as Instagram, Mozilla, Pinterest, The Washington Times and Disqus are using Django. Installing Django on Ubuntu 16.04, is an easy task if you follow the steps bellow carefully.

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How to Install wget on Ubuntu

install and use wget on Ubuntu

We’ll show you, how to install and use wget on Ubuntu. Wget is a free software package that can be used for retrieving files using HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP which are considered as the most widely-used Internet protocols. Its name comes from World Wide Web + get. Installing wget on Ubuntu is an easy task, just carefully follow our tutorial below. wget has many features to make retrieving large files or mirroring entire web or FTP sites easy, including:

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How to Speed up and Optimize WordPress

How to Speed up and Optimize WordPress

We’ll show you, How to Speed up and Optimize WordPress. Doesn’t matter if you are running a small blog or a high-traffic website based on WordPress, optimizing your WordPress should be one of your top priorities. Page speed is so important today that even Google’s ranking algorithm has been adapted to this. Moreover, a slow site means less visitors and that is the main reason you should be concerned about. In this post, we will do an overview of some of the key optimization techniques that could help your to get the best performances of your WordPress site and your Linux VPS.

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How to Install Java on Ubuntu 16.04

How to Install Java on Ubuntu 16.04

install java ubuntuWe’ll show you how to install Java on Ubuntu 16.04. Oracle JDK is the official version distributed by Oracle. These guide should also work on Debian and Linux Mint but was tested and written for Ubuntu. Installing Java on Ubuntu 16.04, is an easy task, if you follow this step by step guide below, carefully!

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How to Use Logrotate to Manage Logs on Ubuntu

How to Use Logrotate to Manage Logs on Ubuntu

We’ll show you, How to Use Logrotate to Manage Logs on Ubuntu. Logrotate is a tool used by the system administrators to ease the management of large log files generated by the system services. The most important features of logrotate are automatic log rotation, log compression, log removal and mailing the log files. In this tutorial, we are going to show you how to use logrotate to manage the log files generated by the services running on your Linux VPS.

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